93: Buried Alive?! The Sick & Twisted Plan of Tiffany Cole

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🗓️ 15 February 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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0:00.0	Hi everyone I hope you're all doing so well and welcome back to the Criminal Makeup podcast.
0:15.2	Each episode we dive into the minds of some of the worst criminals in history and today we are going to be talking
0:21.4	about the case of Tiffany Cole. Now this case it is pretty horrific. It involves victims being buried alive.
0:31.0	Yep, the thought of this happening to anyone is truly terrifying and it must be like everyone's worst nightmare.
0:41.2	I think it truly is one of the worst things that you could do to another human being.
0:45.6	Like how can you bury someone alive?
0:48.6	And the things that happen in today's case have really just stayed with me.
0:53.3	There are just sometimes some cases that never leave you
0:56.8	and the case of Tiffany Cole is one of them.
0:59.3	And following the horrific crimes, Tiffany Cole, the main perpetrator in this case
1:04.5	also ended up becoming the youngest woman in the US on death row.
1:09.2	So today's case is not a nice one so let's dive in.
1:13.0	So, let's dive in.
1:14.0	So Tiffany and Cole was born on the 3rd of December 1981 making her a satitarious and she grew up in Charleston, South Carolina with her parents Shirley and David Duncan.
1:32.4	Her parents did get divorced when she was quite young and this did have quite
1:36.1	a significant impact on Tiffany and following the divorce she actually spent a lot of
1:39.9	her childhood going back and forth between her mom and dad. She'd stay at her moms for a little bit,
1:44.1	then she would go to her dad's house, and she just never really felt like she had a stable home. She just never really felt
1:49.4	settled. And Tiffany has said that she never really felt like she had a childhood.
1:54.1	She had to grow up very fast. She had to take on a lot of responsibilities,
1:57.2	especially when she was living with her mom because she had to take on
2:00.4	almost that motherly role and look after her younger siblings.
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